During its earnings call, the company's CEO says it's considering a requirement that users be logged in to view most content.

Reddit is moving to a “primarily logged-in experience,” with tests starting in select markets outside the U.S.

The company is starting with tests outside of the US.

Reddit is becoming a ‘logged-in-only experience,’ says CEO Steve Huffman. Reddit is announcing a huge shift: It’s going to start requiring users to log in.

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